As motorsports audiences continue to shrink, all eyes should turn to World Rally Championship.

They’re a lot like rock bouncers, except they’re fire-spitting Nissan Patrols that climb dunes in the Middle East.

More than a quarter-million fans typically attend the world’s most famous endurance race.

The team only had one year to develop the car, and Gymkhana 11 only four days to be filmed.

Instead, Subaru’s waiting until it can electrify its flagship performance variant.

The new Tundra’s hybrid V6 drivetrain provides 437 hp and 583 pound-feet of torque.

Once a ho-hum feature of the truck world, they’ve now have become a statement.